I want to use InternetExplorer's email icon on the toolbar to email the 
current web page. However, sometimes it's emailed as an html file (what I 
want) and sometimes it's mailed as a text file (what I don't want).
Does anyone know what determines the format. Is there a way to control 
this?

Thanks,
DL

It's determined by the settings of the client email package.

I'm using Outlook 2000, which sends pages as they are (HTML), but if I go
into Outlook and set it to send plain text, then it sends just the text.

I don't know how to alter this through code though.

Regards
Craig.

-----Original Message-----
From: Dave Landolin [mailto:dave.landolin@o...]
Sent: 09 August 2002 14:16
To: asp_discuss
Subject: [asp_discuss] What determines format of email in IE?


I want to use InternetExplorer's email icon on the toolbar to email the
current web page. However, sometimes it's emailed as an html file (what I
want) and sometimes it's mailed as a text file (what I don't want).
Does anyone know what determines the format. Is there a way to control
this?

Thanks,
DL

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Unfortunately, this still doesn't work.
Although the format is set to html the attached web page still has a txt 
extention.